Clear Warm North Carolina Weather Sustains Mild Spell
A high pressure system over the Atlantic to the Southeast keeps North Carolina under clear skies with warm daytime readings. A cold front moving from the North may reach Virginia by Thursday with thundershowers possible in the afternoon or evening as the warm air becomes more humid. Temperatures overnight 55 to 72 degrees, with daytime highs near 80s to 90s across the state. City figures include Asheville 83-56, Charlotte 89-67, Greensboro 90-68, Raleigh-Durham 89-66, Wilmington 90-68.
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Anti Bug Pill Could Spare Summer Without Bites
New York AP reports scientists pursue a harmless pill to make skin unattractive to mosquitoes ticks and other pests. No pill exists yet but research aims to prevent bug bites and disease spread benefiting soldiers picnickers bathers gardeners and porch sitters.
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North Carolina Forecast Looks Warm With Scattered Thunderstorms
General weather for North Carolina is fair and warm. Thursday will be partly cloudy with continued warmth and thunderstorms affecting about 50 percent of the mountains and 25 percent or less elsewhere. Highs in the 80s in the mountains and around 90 outside. tonight lows 55 to 62 in the mountains and 66 to 72 elsewhere.
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Rival judges clash over liquor case sentences in Wilkes
In Charlotte AP report Judge H L Riddle of Morganton and Judge William J Bundy of Greenville renew a feud over whisky law sentences from the May 31 Wilkes County term. Riddle defends striking suspended jail terms and says the matter is closed for now.
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Educational Revolution Seen in Desegregated Schools
Miami Beach Florida AP reports U S education commissioner Francis Keppel warns that civil rights and school desegregation are not the only issues in an upcoming educational revolution The nation can no longer sustain uneducated workers economically or otherwise and must pursue broader reforms beyond desegregation.
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